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With this unit, Garmin has blown TomTom out of the water. The 350/360 were slick units but arguably came up a bit short in the display department when compared to the TomTom - that’s all a distant memory now.
This is the most elegant AIO (all in one) GPS navigation solution I’ve come across to date. […]
I’m not entirely sure this would be the end-all-be-all of remotes, but it sure comes close. I suspect if I spent $1,000 or more on a Pronto, I’d be a little more decisive, but the Harmony is still an excellent middle-range remote.
Set up was quick and painless. The Harmony knew about all my devices, so […]
This thumb drive is exactly what I wanted. Cheap, reliable, and without some kind of vendor supplied crapware that automatically runs when you insert the drive.
I use truecrypt for creating/using an encrypted partition. Works fine, but one word of warning. Format the encrypted partition as FAT. An NTFS partition running on a thumb drive can […]
HDMI is a digital signal. That means it’s all or nothing–not like analog where you may have degradation due to signal loss, crosstalk, radio frequency interference, etc. As long as you have a decent HDMI cable to transmit the digital bitstream from point A to point B, you’re set. I just purchased the new Sony […]
I ordered these speakers as one of the “Deal of the Day” items last week. I’ve been wanting something like this because I love listening to my ipod while I work around the house, but I can’t stand having the headphones on. Try cleaning the tub with the cords dangling everywhere!
So, with the price being […]
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Why carry your heavy laptop with your travel? Buy our stamp size, 0.2oz SD card, store as many pictures as you want, and upload them to your computer only after you go back home. No need to worry about limitation of your digital camera! Free your travel bags, free your cameras, free your imagination!! […]
Since getting attached to pedometers a couple of years ago, I’ve gone through at least a dozen–Digiwalkers, Oregon Scientifics, Omrons. Sometimes the clips would break (Digiwalkers have no spring clip), or the cover would snap off, or they would prove highly inaccurate, or they would be bulky, or they would be too “versatile” and intricate […]
